Closed norshtein closed 5 years ago
Thanks for this list. I'm terms of priority I feel it is important to focus on providing complete and usable brokers. Rather than a large list of services that are incomplete.
We should also focus on service brokers that people actually need on a regular basis. For the most part seeing up a service and connecting to our is an infrequent activity. Automation is possible in many ways, OSBA being one of them.
This issue is a really good place for users to record interest in short for specific services. Sharing use cases will help us prioritize.
Of course, users need not wait on the priorities of others, patches are always welcome.
Hi @rgardler , thanks for the suggestion. Going to close this issue and reopen it once more modules are required by our customers.
I've been asked about support for Azure PostgreSQL version 10.
Also Azure Private DNS would definitely be useful, especially since GA is looming. This would be useful in our scenario where we could map a DNS entry to the AKS service ILB IP address.
Azure for MariaDB: I am not sure how hard can it be, but considering that at the driver level they are very similar, it should be "easy" to get support for Azure for MariaDB, maybe as a fork of the current MySQL stuff.
I don't know enough to provide patches, but in any other software projects I have been involved (including migration from dedicated, in house mysql servers to AWS RDS MariaDB instances) it's been been just a change in the connection string. I can imagine that the housekeeping tasks might be different, and Azure is not perfectly symmetrical. But still, if should be easy, right?
Very interested in this. Thank you very much for your work!
Currently, OSBA provides several common-used services. I think, compared to AWS Service Broker, we provide fewer services but with better support on existing services. Should we be more aggressive and add more experimental modules to OSBA? By adding more modules, we empower users to use more Azure services which they may be interested in. I have made a chart about the difference between AWS Service Broker and OSBA. And I'm glad to work on this if you think it's OK to add more experimental modules.